Parson Temple (Parashar Rishi Ashram)

Parson Temple, known as Parashar Rishi Ashram, is a Hindu temple located in Badkhal village on the outskirts of Faridabad, Haryana, near Badkhal Lake and the Aravalli Hills. Dedicated to Sage Parashara, father of Maharishi Ved Vyasa, the site is believed to be his ancient meditation place. The modest temple complex attracts devotees and visitors for its religious association, tranquil surroundings, and connection to local heritage.

Visitors can expect a small, quiet temple complex in a semi-rural setting near Badkhal Lake and the Aravalli ridge. The site includes shrines dedicated to Sage Parashara and associated deities, simple ashram structures, and open courtyard areas for prayer. The surroundings are relatively tranquil with views of scrub forest and rocky terrain. Visitors typically engage in darshan, prayer, and short walks around the premises.

The site is traditionally associated with Sage Parashara, a revered Vedic sage and father of Maharishi Ved Vyasa, who is believed to have meditated at this location. Local tradition identifies the ashram as his ancient hermitage, giving the place historical and religious importance in the Faridabad region.

The temple holds religious significance for Hindu devotees who revere Sage Parashara. It serves as a local place of worship and pilgrimage, especially for those visiting Badkhal area, and reflects the cultural heritage linked to Vedic sages in Haryana.